I'd be wary of trying the section Dendrobium species (loddigesii, unicum, lamyaiae, dickasonii, primulinum, cucullatum) in a constant-condition terrarium as they typically need cooler and drier periods in the winter to grow and bloom well. jenkinsii and bellatulum also need cooler and somewhat drier winter conditions.
A lot of your other selections are in sections Oxyglossum or Pedilonum and might do well in your conditions provided you can give them the right temperatures (some are cool growers). Maybe someone else with more knowledge than me will chime in.
One of the best ways to thoroughly research these species is to get the Bakers' culture sheets. These detail many aspects of year-round climate in habitat and also have useful tips from other experienced growers. You can buy them for $1 or less apiece at
Orchid Culture -- Charles and Margaret Baker (there are some free sample ones so you can check out the format). If you're REALLY into Dendrobiums, the Bakers published a book of these sheets for almost the entire genus; I've seen it on ebay for as little as $70 or so, a great bargain considering how many species it covers. Hope this helps!
--Nat
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